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700 x 28c / 28-622 inner tubes for road and commuter bikes. Presta and Schrader valve options available. If you’re also replacing your tyres, you can view our 700 x 28c tyres here.
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$62.95
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$29.95
Bike Inner Tubes
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$26.95
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$64.95
700 x 28 Tyres
Positz Essential Value Bundle of 2 Tyres and 2 Thorn Resistant Tubes 700 x 28c (28-622)
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$52.95
Bike Inner Tubes
Schwalbe SV15 Bundle of 2 Tubes and 2 Tyre Levers – 700 x 18-28c, Presta 40mm Valve (Unboxed)
$29.95
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700 x 28c Tubes (28-622) Explained
If your tyre says 700 x 28c or 28-622, you’re in the right place. These tubes are designed to fit standard 700c wheels commonly found on road bikes, commuters and light gravel setups.
Most tubes aren’t limited to a single width. You’ll often see ranges like 700 x 25–32c or 28–45c. These still work perfectly with a 28c tyre, as long as your size sits within the range.
Looking for other sizes? Browse our full range of 700c tubes.
Choosing the Right 700 x 28 Inner Tube
The two main things to check are:
Valve type
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- Presta: slim valve, most road bikes
- Schrader: wider valve, similar to car tyres
Valve length
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- 35-40mm: standard road rims
- 60mm+: deeper rims
If you’re unsure, match what’s already on your bike.
After installing a new tube, you’ll need to inflate it to the correct pressure. A reliable bike pump makes this quick and accurate.
Butyl vs TPU Tubes
Butyl tubes
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- More affordable
- Reliable for everyday riding
- Easier to repair
TPU tubes
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- Much lighter and more compact
- Lower rolling resistance
- Ideal for performance-focused riders
If you’re commuting or training, butyl is usually the practical choice. TPU tubes are much lighter and more compact. If you’re chasing performance, you can browse our TPU inner tubes here.
When to Replace Your Tube
Replace your tube if you notice:
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- Frequent punctures in the same area
- Visible cracks or ageing rubber
- Large holes or splits
For most riders, it’s worth carrying a spare 700 x 28c tube on every ride.
700 x 28c Tubes in Australia
Tubes are stocked locally and ready to ship across Australia. Whether you need a quick replacement or a lightweight upgrade, you’ll find options from trusted brands as well as our own Positz range.
FAQs
What size is a 700 x 28c tube?
A 700 x 28c tube fits tyres labelled 700x28c or 28-622. The “622” refers to the rim diameter in millimetres.
Can I use a 700 x 25–32c tube in a 28c tyre?
Yes. As long as 28c sits within the stated range, the tube will fit correctly.
Is 28-622 the same as 700 x 28c?
Yes. 28-622 is the ISO measurement, while 700 x 28c is the common naming.
Which valve do I need, Presta or Schrader?
Use the same valve type as your current tube or rim. Most road bikes use Presta valves.
What’s the best 700 x 28c tube?
For everyday riding, a quality butyl tube is reliable and cost-effective. For performance, TPU tubes are lighter and faster, but more expensive.
Do I need a specific tube for road bikes?
Not specifically, but most road bikes running 700 x 28 tyres will use a 700c tube within the 25–32c or similar range.